Hello, On Tue, Jan 20 2026, Richard Kenner wrote: >> "It is not permitted to use Large Language Model (such as ChatGPT, >> Gemini, Copilot etc.) to generate any non-trivial (legally >> significant) part of code that is produced as a part of GCC GSoC." > > Actually, let me get back to this because there's an ambiguity here. > We certainly have no issue with people using an LLM to assist in their > work (by answering questions). "Used to generate" could include this > scenario. The issue isn't whether they are *using* an LLM, but about > including *code generated* by an LLM. (And I had a typo.) So let me > change my suggestion to: > > With the exception of test cases, you may not include any non-trivial > (more than de-minimus) amount of code generated by a Large Language > Model (an "AI" such as ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot.) in code that you > submit as a participant of GCC GSoC.
Thanks, eventually I have used the above. Along with a line about quickly disregarding LLM generated applications. Martin
